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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31

Stinson's Subdivision of Block SO, Ar
llngtOn Hills Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owher and Amt of
description. Lot. Assm't
Ole Anderson .I6 Bal. s459.50
Arthur W brewery. $50 80
Charles Weide's Subdivision of Block
80. Arlington Hills Addition
to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Lot. Assm't
A q Anderson. ,16 1853 80
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31
Wabasha Street Addition to st. Paul.
Ewing & Chute's Addition to st. Paul.

Supposed and owner a
description. Block. .
John Klein, WHY ITO # of. 6
Carl Albrecht, WHY 40 #
of My ITO ft of Ely 1S
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31
q IT Y NOTICED.
Notice for Judgment

OFFICE CITY TREAsURERl
ST. PAUL, Mimi,
application county of Ramsey
at
real embraced
where all interested attend and be
The description
ASSESSMENT OF
STER AVENUE TO STREET
supposed owner and
of the west half of "s''' oo""0A '''''
block d. Ewing & to
Paul Taken park IN 70
Brewster avenue
Chute; All that part already
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31

r. Chute: All that part not already con-
demned or dedicated for public use of
the southeasterly Is feet of lot 10, block
2, Wabasha Street addition to ST. Paul,
lying within the lines of strip 80 #
wide, the east line of which strip shall
addition, produced from Aurora avenue
to Wabasha street. in the city of st. Paul,
Minnesota. Taken for Brewster avenue.
Same. Southeasterly Is feet of lot 10,
block p Wabasha Street addition to st.
Paul, except part taken for Brewster ay-
anup
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31

Same. All that part not already condemned
or dedicated for public use of lot 9, block
lying withing the lines of strip go feet
/ wide, the east line of which strip shall be
the west line of lot 49,, Wabasha Street adj
ditiOn, produced from Aurora avenue to
Wabasha street, in the city of st. Paul,
Minnesota. Taken for Brewster avenue
Same. Lot 9, block 2, Wabasha Street ad-
dition to ST. Paul, except part taken for
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31

eral fund the " ~ p"'' '"'oi 'he :
GEOiiI. pFIS Cit. ,rr,o,..a
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31

Dawson & Smiths Enlargement of
Block 4, Dawson & Smiths
Addition, st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't
Geo Benz Except
Stevens parD. 1914 5000. 90
W. r. Merriam's Rearrangement, st.
Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31
Charles Weide's Subdivision of Blocks
25 and 26, Arlington Hills Addi-
ton to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
Arlington Hills Addition to St. Paul.

Supposed owner and
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31

Same. All that part not already condemned
or dedicated for public use of lot 8, block
2. Wabasha Street addition to St. Paul,
lying within the lines of strip sixty feet
wide, the east line of which strip shall be
the west line of lot SO, Wabasha Street ad-
ditiOn, produced from Aurora avenue to
Wabasha street in the city of ST. Paul,
Minnesota. Taken for Brewster avenue.
Same. Lot s, block g Wabasha Street ad-
. dltion to st. Paul. except part taken for
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31

Same. All that part not already con-
demned or dedicated for public use of lot
5, block 2, Wabasha Street addition to st.
Paul. lying within the lines of strip
sixty feet wide, the east line of which
strip shall be the west line of lot SO, Wa
basha Street addition, produced from Au-
rora avenue to Wabasha street, in the
city of st. Paul. Minnesota. Taken for
Brewster avenue.
Same. Lot 8, block 2. Wabasha Street ad-
dition to st. Paul, except part taken for
Brewster avenue.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31

Same. All that part not already con-
demned or dedicated for public use of lot
6. block 2, Wabasha Street addition to st.
Paul, lying within the lines of strip
sixty feet wide, the east line of which
strip shall be the west line of lot SO, Wa.
rora avenue to Wabasha street, in the
city of st. Paul, Minnesota. Taken for
Brewster avenue
Same. Lot 6, block 2, Wabasha Street adj
dition to st. Paul, except part taken for
Brewster avenue.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-31

Same. All that part not already con-
demned or dedicated for public use of lot
Z, block 2, Wabasha Street addition to st.
Paul, lying within the lines of strip
sixty feet wide, the east line of which
strip shall be the west line of lot SO, Wa
rOra avenue to Wabasha street, in the
city of Lit Paul, Minnesota. Taken for
DIoWSteI avenue. ....................
Same. Lot Z, block 2, Wabasha Street ad-
dition to st. Paul, except part taken for
Brewster avenue
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ben mad @aliaien ssfdidt perben, um
bic @iienbabnen, 6te Geitungen &C. eli
ner genauen priifung 3u unterwerfen.
Ser gr5ber5og Nlbre9t miro ni1t mil
mad @alicien geben, ipie uripriinglid
bef6loiien tpor6en mar.
= Blaine tpurbe BON BEN prGii6ens
ten 6er frans6fl9en @epublit empfans
gen. Ser Ser. Staaten @efanbte SIC
2ane itellte ibn 9errn GarnOt ppr.
- Oie 2onboner vSimes" min bon
einem parnellltii9en parIamentsmit
gliebe in gtfabriing sebra6t baben,
baB Elm Sr. 9amilton WiQiams oer
Na6folger S'Dpnoban &oKa's in Der
Jhbrerf1aft iiber bic ertrensen sSrii9=
Nationalett unb Geuier Mmeritas tpers
ben iOll.' Gs beibt, es babe eiuea isono
bon 81. 900, 900 3ur 8erfiigung, nm BON
Stem Dorf aus bic feniide Msitotion
Gegen gnglano au betreiben. Williams
nil irifa.amerifanii6e Ngeuten nod
gnglan6 fbiden, pelde ibre ,propa.
ganba ber Shot" ni6t peri6nIi9 betreis
ben, iOaberu iid baau bss 8erbreder.
Glementes Der groBen englii9en 6tdbte,
fpeaieG 2onbons, bebienen ioaen.
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gltibeuoe @erebrung. ibrer unfasbaren
Giebe BIG gu ibr berabgerei6t, baB i'm
oas unbebolfeHe, liebesbolle Mdo9ens
BERG geriibrt bdtte. llnb bann, unb
baum -. sic f9dttelte lattgfam ben
Ropf. itemrnte bic beiben 9dnbe aui
bic Gnie unb blidte Dor fid] auf ben
geIben Ganb.
@s mar ia allies borbeiI St bate fid
Derlobt nit &eginen, iie tpar bic @iiiGs
Ii@e geweien.
Gin bdBli@es @efiibl bes Neibes unb
Der 69abenfreube bur9audte Grete, aber
es mdbrte uur einen MugenbIid uno fie
i9dmte ii6 bieFer Hegung. llnb ale
ibre @mpfinbunsen ffrbmten in benz in.
briinftigen WunfGe 5uiammen: ipenn
iie ibn nur beritebt unb elhdliG ma9t.
Sic fab nod lange 3eit auf Der Banf,
un6 inner pieoer pergegenmdrti9te fi1
ibr bieie ober tene gin3elbeit aus ibrem
traurigen 2eben, unb immer unb iiberall
iparen es bielelben @@tpierigteiten, bic
fid ibr tiidif9 in ben Meg geltelt bat.
ten. Simmer mar es oas 61merae-
wi@t ibrer Gamilie, bas lie berabee3os
gen bate, tpenn he bate auffteigen
wolleu, uno iDre eisene unglldli6e gias
tur, bic nun einmal 3l ben Serb1ltnii,
len ibres 9erfommens nidt taugte, bic
iie sefeHelt.
unb nit rubiger Sroiiloii9teit iagte
lie li@, bob bie5e 0inbernii5e nienQls
beieitigt tueroen fDnnten. Sic fonnte
ben 3uiammenbans nit ben Sbrigen
nun ei,linal niHt lDien, lie uaren ba,
ni@ts bot ibr sic @emdbr bafiir, baB fie
ni1t tpieber in ibr 9aiein eingreifen
ipiirben. limb He fonnte ni1t lei9fin.
mtg lperben, es NOR ibr nun einmal nibt
gegeben. Was iolte He nur tbun, Inn
meter su leben? sic fanb feline Mnttport
auf 0iefe Grase.
sic tpubte ni9t, tpie lange fie 70
sribelnb uno iinnenb boseielien bate,
aber es mar nun ipDbl an Der 3eit, nod
Der Gta6t jurtd3ufabren.
Sic erbob iiG langfam uab fagte
Menn nur erlt Der Mbenb 6a n6re!
sic pubte ni6t, tpesbalb iie biefe
Morte fagte un6 tuesbalb he fid mad
bem 9lbenb iebnte. 2ansfamen S9ritts
perlieB fie-Den 3ir6bof; fe ging tuieber
bur@ bic lange, breite Allee unb iibers
f9ritt ben ionnigen Yorbof.
Nm Sitter ifano ber pf6rtner, Der,
tudbrenb er nit benz SdIhiiel bas 8bor
6ffneie, ibr faste:
gs bat Semanb na6 Sbnen gefrast.
6rduleln 2eleH.
gta9 mir2 Deriebte @rete eritaunt.
Gin junger MaHn. iebr blaB, Elm
fleiner f9ud6Ii9er Menf6. Sd babe
ibH nan oem 6auptgebdu6e geipiefen,
aber ba wuBie man nidt mo- sic ge.
blieben iparen.
SD mar in ben parf sesangen, fagte
@rete.
l6ortietuus foIstl
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Gtnitiusm.teeS llrtbeil.

Der apotbsfer u. .. SuIt in Bippus, Su.
6iana, beaeust: sd fam oas electric
8itterB aIs eaS bete Seiln,ittel empfebIen.
Sebe Gfcf6e, iuelde bertanft iuuroe. Fat bic se.
tuanibte Siilfe sebradt. Semanb buroe mad
bem Gebraud)e bon nur Glalden uon Ieinem
@beumatismus befreit, Der ibn f9on 10 SABRE
lang sepeinist bate. Der Gpctbefer abrabam
&ore in 8eabille, Obio, perF9ert: rDieieuige
@febijiu, iuelde meiner 2Oidbrisen Grfabruns
mad vam befen seht" 1T baS electric 8itters".
Saufenbe bon dbnIiden 8eusnifIen liesen bor,
fooab bas llrtbeil, babin lautenb, bab bas
electric 8itters ale sfranfbeiten ber 2eber, Der
aieren nno oes 8lutes beiIt. Elm gang eiuffim.
nises lit.
Die SlaIde toftet nnr so Gents. gu baben
in ber spotbete bon u DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
lIeber ben lInfaQ. Der /

= lleber ben llnfaa, Der ben be-
ribmten Waler Weihonier betrDffen
bot, wir6 aus 93aris gemeloet: rMeiis
fonier tpurbe mitten IN ber Nrbeit BEL
Musfabrung ieiner bsioen. BON eaglif9en
4rifDtraten BEL ibm beitellten 1ilber, eis
mes Mqaarens unb zines Oelgemdltes,
tpel9e beibe Seenen aus ben 3riegen
Napoleon l. oarffellten, urpl6bli1 bon
elmer Sdbmung 6es Saumens Der red.
ten 9nnb befalen. tpobur6 es ibm uns
m6gli6 gema9t miro. einen piniel 5tl
balteu, gei9metae su fiibren. Oh oieie
2dbmung bes Daumens Der re6teu
9anb luir6 geboben ,perbsn t6nneH,
ober Oh es ibm m6gli6 iein tuiro, ben
piuiel ait ben anbern bier 6ingern sll
fiibren, ldBt ii6 fir iebt nid}t beurtbei-
len. Ser Oaumeu lit lfarr unb tobt
uuo periast uoaitdnbig ben Sienff.
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S@ 6einite unb billisfie Drudia,
den bel s bni IN Sros.
9 8ibelfen.

Gin alter SbeOlose uno ebenloIIer
Suriit iiben beieinanber unb trinten
ileuen Wein. Ser Suriit bdnielt ben
3beologeu tpe9el ieiner @ntbaltiam.
felt unb fu6t iie lsbterem re6t idmer
au MAIDEN. inbem er auf ben Meiu
oitbprambii6e 2obesbpmnen iinst.
Der 3beoIoee blieb san3 rubis unb ents
eesnete uur: .Sa 8e5ue auf BEN @ein
bin i9 gang Deiner 9lniiht. absr tuas
Did anlau9t, 70 itsbt in Der 8ibel se.
i1rieben: Nan foll ben neuen Wein
ni1t in alie Sbldu6e gieBen!"
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SIR sSa,niiienfamoidbaft

empfieblt fi6 beionoers bic @roeerp oes
9etrn .. 3ioIbafia, Nr. 3O1, OR
SouifDn, gde Nabarro GtroBe, tpoieIbif
man aeben alien Stapele llnb Gancp.
Mrtifeln, DelieateKeu aller Mrt finbet.
9err &iol6afa bat li9 baburd, baB ct
nur cute Maaren liefert, einen @uf
eriuorben, ber ibm elite feite Runbidaft
fi@ert. Oesbalb tauft Cure Groceries
bel y. 2iolbaiia. 2be3, ,1mt3mm
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gtcuu,ta aesudbt.

Gin in ben 0auptfd6ern bes beut=
i6en tuie enslif6en 3eituugsaei6dftes
tDoblbewanOerter Mann iu9t Stellung.
uebernimmt, wenn gemiinfdt. bic 6ers
ausgabe, reoocti0nelle 2eitung ober bic
te9niibe 9eritellung zines glattes.
Rann enttueber NIT Neuiabr ober Dor.
her eintreten. Wan abreiiire sefdlligif :
VIM. Wn., Office ber sGreien prefe",
San Mntonio, Seras.
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0erf6 n una.

Ser fIeine gamuel bat fdb bur1 eis
men ssalI am 2opf berlebt; cine Bduerin
gibt ber Mutter beg Gleinen ben &atb,
einen s baIer auf bic betreffenbe
9teQe su briiden. n5arab", iagt Der
alte 9amuel, Sarah, brad' ibm b'rauf
e Mart; - gu tuas bic gerf@men.
6und2l"
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0offnunasbpII

uGarl6en, Der tDieoielte biit Du |"
Der 9e9saebnte. +" ,l1nb tpie
biele ieib Sbr in Der 2laHes" =
,@e9saebn. ."-ginise Sage fpdter err
funbiet fi6 ber Batter tpieberum mad
benz plabe feines 9pr6Blings umb ers
bdlt sic Intwort: Scr Giebaebnte. !"
nWie, giebse5ntera Sbr feib bod
aber nur ie9saebn." = nSa, es 1T gi.
ner binsugefomtnen" .....
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~ Diana nten, armbdnber
Bro6 n uiu. bel g ebr. Sell.
Qus 9inberftube

Ser tleine 2arl persniist ii@ aui
feline Weiie, B. +. er benuBt einen
Stubl als Droi9te unb madt einen
S6llenipettatel. Die Wlutter m66te
i'm eerne log iuerbeH unb fagt Inn :
,,2arl6en, geb bod su pnpa beriiber
Der langtpeilt ii6 geipiB-." ,,2ange.
meile Das lit ia got ni9t m6sIih.
er bat bic sanse @tube bon bon
stub len /"
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Bebientens 8 u NOR.

tH u y U Ut I
lieutenant: nSobonn, bole mir nal
beim 2onbitor eine portion gis! So
belbafte 3ibe bas! 0abe aber eben
fein &leiugelb 3ur 9anb. -"
Sobann: pSbut ni9ts. 0err 2ieutes
nant! Wir finb obnebies i9on eimen
gan5en @letf6er i9ubtg!"
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= SbluB bes &omons . Der Stranos
rduber": v0tan bemhbte fi6 bersebens,
ibn gum Spre9en 5u bemegen :. Seine
leBten Worte uaren elm tiefes bumpfes
S9peigen."
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1@ 9errens unb 2nobenbiite ipotts
biuig BET u. Morris.
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eimc gripel.Mntauee.

Dbspspfis, SsrHopfune unb @aaenleibfn
finb sum llnsli6 ibrsr bsbauernsmertben Spfer
treue 8erbhnbete. SobaIo elmer biefer yGsin.
oe' bas egRem ansrsift, folseu bic beiben an.
oerea fGIenuisf feiner Gpur unb itarmen mad
e'nanbsr an; freiIih obne grfoIs renn s oittt-
terg @asenbitters CUR abpebr se'
brauHt tpiro Das aitters perni9tet tiefe TN
eetbiime ebenio lei9t, pie ber beilise @eorg
bilbli9 ben Draden auf bsr StabIffiG @is.
nette, bic iebe Ditters. Glaide tennSeidnet Sbr
@adsus II. ipie ibr austiF, faf eleidseitis.
rdumen iie eilisft bas Gelb, auf ipeidem bann
bic @ejunbbeif, NIT SiiIie bes farfen Sdutes
bes 8itiers, terrfft. DieIes trefaide Stdr.
tnngsmlttels ilt ferner elm auberIdiiiaes Wittel
aegen bic teimtldif9en anariiie bts MaIaria.
fiebers unb sebietet aud beM @beumatismus
Giubalt neberbie6 befdDeuHt es slcrben. aBe.
i@psroen uao itdrlt bic S9pa9en.
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pa- lleberr6de su $3.50 unb $3.50,
Bel u. MORRIS.
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Sn Rew Dort ftarb General
Gbomas Gilbp Smith. Der in Der Isbs
tea 3ett bes 9irgettrieses gbef bon
@rants @eueralIfab tpar. Na9 8ranis
Banfsroit irat er an bic Spibe bes 30.
mites. tpeldes ben Gonb fur Grant
3uiammenbra6te. st erreidte Elm als
Ter Don 81 Sahren.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10

branchs taught in the public schools and
in fouf additional branches determined by
the board. Graduates of the State normal
schools and of the University r entitled
10 the ten years certificate without exami-
nation when such graduates shall present
to the board evidence that they have sue
ecssfully taught three years in the State,
provided that the applicant shall have
taught under u number one county eertii-
cate one of said three years, and
provided that two of said three years
shall Immediately precede the application
for such certificate" When graduates have
taught successfully for six years on the
ten year certificate they are entitled to a
life certificate without examination.
These measures are all wise ones and
will do mucht to encourage and advance the
profession of teaching and make orr whole
school system better. Our State Superin-
tendsnt and all the other gentlemen instru-
mental in framing and securing their pas
save deserve credit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
MONDAY. APRIL lib. 1887,

s.II st publir auction Ia the Highest and best
bidder. AZ the front do0T Of the court hnls, o'
Marshall county. commencing nj ~ "rb"t
m, of said day. the following drsrTlb'-i rear ~
tate. that ~ Ia say. Eighty nfuH' 81 lana nne
or Il Is, ou Wheeling Creck. IN Marshall cnnniy'
West Virginia, adjoining landsOi Jorhna Bish',
william Ruth and Other., being The rTldueW
The Henry Cnnkle land conveyed Ia shld 'tups
by deed dated January 9Th, ISL, "a. when hfen
reference L. hereby made for a full desrnp$'ohm
mid land, excepting aud r~eSIryinR ibcr'iroinht
acres NOR OF less, conveyed 10 John clemens
by said Lawrence CnIpF and Hannah 'nlI@' hs
wife. by deed dated SOscnber ldh lrTp sna
recorded in Deed Book No. y, Pages lh5 ADJ ly'
NarhaIi County Record Of DEEDS, Whl'n hAIp
Irai L. bounded aud described a. follow 'am-
mrnciDg at a DOipt where William Epibs ine
Intsrsects the land Of said Lawrence lfupe AZ VIE
cnunty road north Of graveyard, ihtirs 'AN
.lonR the line Of the county fDtI bpllcs tb'p''
north - poles la n line parallel with the nh'n
tween said Crupe aud william Ruth W We IIne
between snid CnIpe and JOlInR Biakf' tbsn',
wet along the line between hAih aiup~ ~
Joebua Blake .; poles To the line brtuern ssll
1rupe and william Ruth; theme s"uih - -.
along the line between said CnIpe aud Nll'Am
Ruth 10 the place 81 beginning. said trst s1
acres having Teen released W 4. *. oi1.an,'
assignee 81 =. +. oldham. sdIpinistratT ~ "'h'
Oldham decswei. ,oo
TERNs OF SALR.-Oneth III cash, baishce
In one and Two year with interest from Gay ~
,ale, the purchaser giving bts Bote- sitb 60
security Tor the deferred payin"hls' snn ".
To lie retained until purrhas. pl0lcy
null
mnr7ua
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DIED,

PHlLIlPS-On Tuesday, March Sth, at 9lO ..
m, R II. PHILLIPS, aged 81 years.
Funeral win take place Friday afternoon
at 80 O'Clock, from his late residence, No.
G47 Main street. Intement at Mt. Wood GENE
terry. Friends Of the family are respectfully in,
yited to attend.
FALLOURE-On Tuesday, March S, at a. H.,
LOUISA FALLoURE, aged 50 years.
Funeral viii take place Thursday afternoon al
, O'Clock, from the residelce VI AizSOn-in-lsw
John F. Thompson. Sc A cure ninth and
Byron streets, IntsHf from snuffs, p la Gem
etery. Friends SShes." Ely's Cream lily in,
vited to ate which combines the imp
ALsING@ quick action, specific cum 81,
at L 'elockh perfect safety and pleasA /
seS patient
Ninetef
Interaf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10

OF the.9SD Democratic members of the
Massacknsetts Legislature the Presidential
rrsgsrsatA of74 have been ascertained by
the Yesbon GIobe OF these So are for
c4xy1ASD, Is for Hin, balance scatter
ing ~Of-tha IS2 Republicans, lbs ex-
pusssed their preference, IS being for
BLAINE 1G for sherman, : for HAwLEY,
balance scattering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10

CALIFORNIA is nos trying the expen-
sive experiment that has been tried IN
some other States OF manufacturing school
books for the children of the State. A
quarter of a million dollars has already
been spent in furnishing a plant for man
u~facturing. Great sums will now have to
be expended in employing authors To de
wise books or in buying copyrights, Here
is a great chance for demOraliziug job
bery.
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TO BE SOLD OR TOTE LET.

Having decided to move hsJk To- III" rltS'i
herewith onrT for sale my beautiful opnnuy tol
hencc. situated on ia" Natidtal Road 'In'cuo
the Wheeling Park. together gti hcf's "I ,hc
finest and bett cultivated luIg either tpE'lh'l
or I'm lots, or, in case 81 no 80, ! offer the zane
for rent. II IL one of the tnest country sral,
around Wheeling and msfy = hne ana b'hnuln'
home. Possession given nfrfly f"f Pati''"
isrs calI an an addras. OTTO HES
National Road, ( miles Easi Of city II Wheeling.
mar7b
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10

We publish this morning an editorial
from the Weston Democrat that makes 1t
very plain that there are two sides to the
Asylum Investigation. BOth sides should
be- heard, and the public should not judge
too barshly till they know all the facts.
The good of the hundreds OF unfortunate
insane is of much more Importance than
the interests of any one man or set of men.
But still there is no need for undue harsh
ness or injustice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

At a meeting of the City Council, held Harch
Sth, 1887, an ordinance was passed making 1t un'
lawful for the BARRIERS of the city Of Wheeling TO
keep open on the Sabbath day. Therefore all
customers are hereby notified that all the shops
will close promptly at midnight on Saturday
night and remain closed until Monday morning
Any infringement of the ordinance imposes a
penalty of not less than five, nor more than
twenty dollars, for each and every ofiense. All
persons interested will accordingly take que no
tice.
Signed. BARRIERS or HE ClIl OF
ua-o, WHEELING.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED or Trust NADt
- by Lawrence Cnyc To III" nnI'riyn,a
trustee, daisd The gth day oi september, lSs.
aud recorded IN the ufic" oi the CLERK o' ihe
County Count o. Marshall county Wei Nns"nia'
In need of TtI,t Bopl NJ 3, fages Bi and 49,,
I will nu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
A CONTEST OVER THE MORMON
BILL.

blLi4a
There is a possibility that the new Nor
mon bill passed by Congress will be the
subject of a long contest in the Federal
courts. A prominent iurist says that 1T
contains ut least three tI-poSi ftciO laws
and one bill of attainder," and is thereby
unconstitutional. But this iurist, GEORGE
TICKNOR CURTIS, has been counsel for the
MoTmOns in their fight against the bill
and is in favor of admitting the territory
~ "a State and trust to time and the
younger generation of MOrmOns to abolish
pOlygamy. Mr.. CURTIS says:
know many such persons, intelligent,
educated men, and | know their wives.
This class regard pOlygamy rs permitted by
their religion, but not as obligatory. Put
them in a situation where they must dis
honor their parents OF reflect upon them,
and it will be idle TO expect them to use
their influence To bring about any settle.
ment of the difficulty. But leave them in
the exercise of all rights of citizens, with
out subiecting them to test OathS, and their
influence will be very powerful. The
elder MOrmOnS, who belong to the genera
ton which made the remarkable exodus
in 1861 and established i community OF
2O,GOO souls near the Great Salt Lake, and
who consider polygamy as diyiEely appoint
ed, are passing away.
But the people have waited a great many
years to see pOlygamy die out. and its
corpse is now l~ivclier than ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
PROHIBITION IN PROVIDENCE.

PROHIBITION IN IkON lipENIE'
The Journal. of Providence, K. L., states
that of log liquor cases before the Supreme
Court of Providence county, only three
convictions could he had. II is n o wonder
then that nearly 100 citizensOf Providence,
representing a capital OF $iO,OOO,OOO
should send this petition to the Legisla-
ture asking for the repeal OF the prohibit
ton amendment:
The undersigned, taxpayers and business
men of this State, feeling that the amend
ment to the Constitution prohibiting the
manufacture and sale OF intoxicating
liquors as u beverage is injurious To the
best interests of the State, ~ well ~ in
capable of enforcement; that it has placed
the liquor business beyond control and
supervision, has disarranged business, and
deprecated the price of real estates, re-
spectfully petition your honorable body to
put before the people of this State an
amendment Ia the Constitution, SO-Called,
and as in duty bound will ever pray.
As West Virginians are now thinking
over how they shall vote on the prohibition
amendment in 1855, we submit this. II
the law cannot be enforced in the Staid old
town of Providence, how can it be enforced
in towns like Wheeling